The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1887-12-17

hotel accommodations second to none, an
opera house with ample seating capacity
and general public who appreciates and
patronizes that which advances and en-
lightens the intelligence of community.
The institute will be q grand success in this
borough, regardless of the preiudical ut
teranccs of small-fry teacher in the upper
end.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of the
Weatherly Herald of last week says: "The
current issue of the Lehighton ADVOCATE
contains a decidedly interesting and accu-
rate statement OF the work performed at
the U. S. Mint.here during the past year.
The article is from the pen of its versatile
Philadelphia correspondent whose weekly
contributions are one of the most entertain
ing features of the Advocate"
AS horse and cattle lotion salvation
Oil has proven itself an infallible remedy.
II has received the hearty Endorsements of
many old and well-known horsemen. Price
% cents bottle,
Mothers, do not let your darlings suffer
with the whoopng cough while you have
remedy so near at hand. Use DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and the little sufferer will
soon find relief. Price % cents.
Several of he employees in Clauss
Bros large tailoring establishment, on
Bank street, recently ordered prize pound
packages of tea; upon receiving and OPEN
ing the same they were disagreeably sur
prised to find several articles of the com
monest jewelry. Readers of the ADvo-
CATE are not likely to be ''gulled' by such
attractions.
Prof. Thos. F. Klelntop, of Bankway,
has in his possession a curiosity in the
shape of petrifed oyster, found during
his late trip through the western states.
A popularity in connection with this BIZ
yalye is that it was found miles away from
water imbedded in the side OF a rock.
Great reduction in ready-made cloth
ing. Our stock of suits and overcoats has
been reduced twenty-five per cent. in order
to dispose of them before the holidays.
Such chance you will never have again;
call at Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The attention of the people of Summit
Hill, Lansford and vicinity is directed to
the fact that George +. Huntzinger, of ahe
popular Switchback Restaurant, is author
lied by lis to receive subscriptions and
moneys for the CARBON ADVOCATE.
Prof. L. NJ. Bedler, of town, for the
past three years principal of the Packer
ton public schools, has resigned his posi-.
ton and accepted a clerkship with the lie
, high Valley Company. We wish the pro
fessor success in his new vocation.
The assault and battery case of School
f VS.. Schaffer, before Squire Beltz; Friday
morning was settled by the latter paying
, costs of suits-$20.0O. Moral = Littl,
t boys hands were not made to scratch eacl
others eyes out.
-Pigg is a probate judge in Ohio: Hogs
5 is member of Congress; Bacon is Gus
S tom house officer at Toledo, and Davi'
e Ebbert, on North street, is the most popu
= lar lveryman in this section of the State.
b, 1t is not improbable that Nazareth
: Northampton county, will have a male an
female boarding school. Several thousan
dollars have thus far been subscribed tc
i wards the enterprise.
/: -Overcoats for men from S4 up to SOC
}. overcoats for boys from 81 up to SO; ovel
e coats for children from S1.75 up to IS. a
: Sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hal
Mauch Chunk.
l. On Wednesday, Dec. 2S, Henry Baucl
l. spies will expose to public sale, on tn
J. premises, in Franklin township, three mile
i from Weissport, ffty-five acres of valuab
g real estate.
Before perchasing your Christine
ID presents don't fail to see the large stock
t. stationary books and iewelry at the Weis
ID port Jewelry Store. Prices lower tina
IS elsewhere.
III We haYe sent out number of subscri
tion bills calling for one, two and three do
as lars during the past few days to which v
It. hope delinquents will promptly respond.
IS, Wealth crowds poverty off the graz
ne stand at the horse race, but Tulip soa
through merits alone, is crowding all 9th
an soaps out of the washtub society.
n Christmas being a legal holiday t
of Banks will be closed. Persons havi
as notes falling due on that day should atte
to them on Saturday.
of Our all-wool pants, made to order,
for from $3.50 up to $40 cannot be beat. C
me at Sondheim's One Price Star Cloth
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Inc Several interesting cases will no dot
S12 occupy the attention of the coming couI
tar court, one of which will be the Straublil
er abortion case.
Igh The rain during last week, again be
my tifully verified the old saying that "wl
ton you get down about six inches, Bank str
is pretty solid"
mas Rev. Babcock, of Philadelphia,
see tured on temperance to fair sized al
Gilt ence in the NJ. f. church on Monday ev
ing.
dge Our suits and oyercoats are chea
rect than elsewhere. Call at Sondheim's (
D. Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunl
lose Under the management of an {
lent corps of teachers our public schools i
!. become second to none in the county.
-eek Levi Fogel, of town, while huntin
play Lower Towamensing one day recently,'
and killed a medium sized wildcat.
rk's Sunday school people will find
! by gains in Books by an early call at f
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
mo- do you want to look at an elegant
kers play of jewelry? then step in f. II. HC
jewelry store, Mauch Chunk.
and The Lehigh Valley National Ban
Bank Bethlehem expects to erect magnif
m. banking house in that city.
pins, One hundred and ninety-eight dive
Teiss- have been granted in Lehlgh county dr
the past twenty years.
mary We sell books cheaper than you